It helps while you are signing in to your Cloud PC. New! This update adds a fail fast mechanism for Windows 365 Boot. In shared mode, you can add company branding from Microsoft Intune. New! A company can customize what users see on the screen when they sign in to Windows 365 Boot. This includes choosing a custom display picture for the lock screen, storing your username, and more. You can also personalize the experience for your username and password. With it, you can quickly switch profiles and sign in. New! This new dedicated mode also provides the fast account switcher experience. This occurs using passwordless authentication, like Windows Hello for Business. When you sign in on your company-owned device, doing that also signs you in to your Windows 365 Cloud PC. New! This update adds dedicated mode for Windows 365 Boot. To get started, search for “voice access” in Windows search and set it up. For example, you can tell it to, “speak faster,” “read next line,” and so on.

You can also use your voice to command Narrator. New! You can now use voice access to open applications, dictate text, and interact with elements on the screen. It also tells you if accessibility suggestions exist when it reads text in the file. New! In Microsoft Word, Narrator will announce the presence of bookmarks and draft or resolved comments. To try this experience, select an image and press the Narrator key+CTRL+D. You must also turn on the setting to get image descriptions in Narrator settings. To use this feature, you must have an active internet connection. It also improves the descriptions of images. New! This update improves Narrator’s detection of text in images, which includes handwriting. Now, you can use the keys G or Shift+G to move forward or backward between images in Scan mode (Narrator key+space bar). New! This update adds a new keyboard command to move between the images on a screen. In Narrator settings, select your preferred voice from the menu in Narrator’s voice > Choose a voice. The new voice downloads and is ready for use in a few minutes, depending on your internet download speed.

If you like the preview, click Download and Install. The preview will play automatically as you browse the list. You can install all voices, but you must install them one at a time. Under Narrator’s voice, select Add, which is next to Add natural voices. To open Narrator settings, press the WIN+CTRL+N hotkey. To add and use one of the natural voices, follow the steps below. However, to listen to a preview, you need an internet connection. Once you download them, they work without an internet connection. These voices use modern, on-device text-to-speech. See the Narrator section of the September 2023 update for the list. New! You can now listen to a preview of the ten natural voices before you download them. To view all the voice shortcuts you have created, go to the command help page or use the voice command, “show voice shortcuts.” After you fill in the necessary information, click Create. Give it a name and select one or more actions. Use your voice or other input to create a command. You can also use the command “show voice shortcuts” to open the Voice shortcuts page. To start, say “what can I say” and click the “Voice shortcuts” tab on the left panel. You can use them to create your own commands in the supported English dialects. New! This update introducesvoice shortcuts or custom commands. For example, in the screenshot below, the command will be, “mouse grid A 114.” Finally, you can use the drag and drop feature to move files, apps, and documents from one display to another. You can also use the “mouse grid” command to quickly move your mouse to a specific point on a display. For example, “B” or “Bravo” are both valid for the display that is assigned that letter. To do that, use the alphabet or NATO phonetic in your command. While you are using the grid overlay on a screen, you can quickly switch to another display. These include number and grid overlays that, in the past, you could only use on the primary display. New! You can now use all voice access features on multiple displays. You can always choose a different language from Settings > Language on the voice access bar. You can still use voice access in English (US). You might not find a speech model that matches your display language. When you turn on voice access for the first time, Windows will ask you to download a speech model. New! You can now use voice access with the following languages:

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